Introducing our newest collection, celebrating the breathtaking detail of Colorado's tallest peak, Mt. Elbert. Our collection captures the essence of this remarkable peak, renowned for its towering summit, pristine wilderness, and captivating alpine vistas. As the highest peak in the Rocky Mountains, Mt. Elbert commands attention, reaching an elevation of 14,440 feet. Its rugged terrain, diverse flora, and stunning beauty make it a must-visit destination for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. Explore the rugged wilderness, and embrace the wonder of this extraordinary natural gem in our newest Colorado Collection.

Every glass gives back through our partnership with One Percent for the Planet. For each Mt. Elbert glass we sell, we will donate 1% of our sales to the Colorado Fourteeners Initiative

Colorado Fourteeners Initiative (CFI) protects and preserves the natural integrity of Colorado’s 54 14,000-foot peaks – aka The Fourteeners – through active stewardship and public education with exceptional work on Mt. Elbert.

Photo CFI / Bobby Burch

With a non-technical ascent, diverse ecosystems, and unpredictable weather, Mt. Elbert attracts hikers and climbers year-round. The summit rewards with breathtaking views of Twin Lakes and the Arkansas River Valley, making it a magnet for outdoor enthusiasts.

Mount Elbert, located in Colorado's Sawatch Range, boasts a storied history. Long before European settlers, the Ute and Apache tribes regarded this towering peak as sacred. In the 1800s, European-American explorers like Zebulon Pike were awed by its majesty. The mountain earned its name from Samuel Hitt Elbert, the state's territorial governor in the late 1800s. During that era, the nearby town of Leadville flourished as a hub of silver mining, and Mount Elbert played a pivotal role in supporting the town's mining operations. Today, Mount Elbert stands as a testament to Colorado's past, an iconic symbol of its heritage, and an irresistible challenge visitors from around the globe.